Release NotesOctober 18, 2026

Favorites in the header, and Edit Mix Buttons

Two changes to how you work in an album: the actions you use all the time move out of the ⋯ menu and into the header, and stereo tracks get a single mode for editing their mix buttons.

Favorites in the album and track header

Every ⋯ menu entry you can pin now has a small star on the right. An outlined star means the entry lives in the menu only. Tap the star and it fills: the entry now also appears as a button in the header that menu belongs to.

Track menu with a filled star at Edit Mix Buttons and outlined stars at Rename and Auto Adjust Track Levels — Edit Mix Buttons is starred, so it shows in the track header.

Album menu favorites show up in the album header, next to Create next Track and Batch Upload.
Track menu favorites show up in every track header, in every album of the same type.
Rename can be a favorite in the album header, in the track headers, or both. Pick what fits the way you work.
The level buttons start as favorites, so your headers look the same as before until you change something.

Album header with the favorite buttons Rename, Reorder Tracks and Auto Adjust all Track Levels, and the album menu with filled stars — Three album menu favorites in the album header.

When a favorite starts a mode, such as Rename, its button turns green and reads Done renaming. Tap it again to leave the mode, or use the menu or the action bar as before. On a narrow screen the buttons turn into icons first and only then wrap to a second line. Nothing ever disappears.

Favorites are saved in your browser. On another device or browser you set them once more.

In immersive albums

Replace Audio, Add Audio and Reorder Mix Versions moved into the track menu, so you can star them for the track header. Reorder Tracks now lives in the album menu only, since it sorts the whole album.

Immersive track with Rename, Add Audio and Auto adjust levels in the header, and the track menu with stars next to each entry — Rename, Add Audio and the level button as favorites in an immersive track.

Edit Mix Buttons in stereo albums

Reordering, swapping, adding, replacing and deleting audio used to be four separate modes. In stereo albums they are now one: open Edit Mix Buttons from the track menu, or from the track header once you have starred it.

Stereo track in Edit Mix Buttons mode: grid of mix buttons and versions, Delete Audio, Replace Audio, Rename and the green Done editing button in the track header — All mix buttons and versions of a track in one grid. The green Done editing button ends the mode.

Reorder and swap: drag a mix button to another spot, or drag a version onto another button to swap them.
Add audio to a free spot or as the next version.
Replace Audio and Delete Audio sit in the track header while the mode is on.

Done editing in the header or the action bar takes you out again.

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